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"'WI: the LO,A'DO.N GAZE tfE; Dec.l3, 48,08. ,Downing,qieet, Dec. 13, IsoB. A clivalch, of woicn the following is a copy; has ny Viscount Castlereagh, one of his ?:* - jesty's Principal Settetaries of State, from . Lieut. 7 t41. S;r J 01.1) Stuart, commanding his Majesty's I ,)rce.iin Messipi, Sept: My Leap, . • _ ct Flaving'been,apprised that a large convoy of the of a number of coasting vessels, b charged with, contributions:in kind, from L.!e, two provinces ofCalabrialo the Neapolitan Go ternment, were assembled at Diamante, near the, ofPoliCastro, undo the protection of four gun licaVy batteries on the shore, I detached tient. Colonel Bryce, of the Royal Engineers,' vA ith :lie troops tni-mtioned in the matgin to co-operate with the Commanders of his INlojesty's Sloops Hal ityon and Weazel, and with a so ! all naval equipment Sicilian Majesty, ill the.Endeav our, to take or 'lest roy Lem. . . Irtet;se.i I have The honour to transmit to your Lordship the _Report of the above-named judicial:ls Officer, statiig the entire success of the enterprise , entfusted to Lis coridti(4.' I have the honour to be,. &c. J. STUA RT. Right Honourable Viscount Castlereagh. S 1 tt, 3 Off t)iamante, Sept. 8, tBoB. I do myself the honour to acquaint you, that the ;detachment you were. pleased. to put under -my or liers has successfully executed the service .in view, . by capturing, with . Captain Pearce !of the . Rova!' Navy, a Flotilla of 38 "sail of the ene my's ye-PI - els, of which - tour are large Gun-boats, under the Town of,Diamante, where they had been blocltach'd with much perseverance by Capt. Prescott of his -Majesty'i Brig the \Yea*. - We were b:aed by calnis during five days on the passage from Milazzo, on three of which we. must have been distindly seen from the enemy's coast. And on e7;arniniti4 - the posi!ion taken here, I fmnd it very respe,.-Aable, as the Town of Diamante, which covered the vessels ranged on the right and.lett of it, stands on a iiLnhisola - neary inaccessible on three 0 side'', the fourth is proteed by aitncuir inclosures, and there' is, besides, a building of considerable strength commandiug the whole. Under these discouraging circumstances, aug mentod by the non-arrival of the Sicilian Gun-boats, and the abstnce of two of the . transports, it required 1 the fulicit confidence in the conduct of Major Ham mill, and the troop:, intended to be landed, to induce !me to hazard An artempt on the town, w ithout the possession of whicti I saw" nothing effectual could be done. After tbe strong building above 7 mentioned Ihad been successfully cannonaded for several hours by Captains Pearce and Prescott of the, Royal, Navy, '1 and the Chevalier de Balsanfo, commanding a Gal i Lot id his•Sici.ian Majesty, who were indefatigable t • m their exertions, two hunched and fifty men of the regiment of Malta, under Major Hammill, and one hundred of the 58th Regiment, under Capt. O'Brien, 1 were larded at daybreak this morning, about half a mile to the nortto.vatd of the town, accompanied byi a howitzer and two three-pounders, commanded by Capt. Campbell' of the 4loyal Artillery.. The ene my, Who c nsiStcd•of about font - hundred men of.tlie. Cur c Guar:d: with a propoition of French troops, were. gradually forced back through the underwood 'upon the town, which, however, they did not at tempt to defend, but took to the inountains ; and we were enabled to turn thcirbatteries, "of foilr heavy guns, on tile Beach to the SouttoAard of the Town, without- - sustaining at lasi, when • the whole of their%es-els fell into - our hands. I beg leave to ex press g , eat satislaetion with the judicious condua of Major Hawnaill . ; and thanks . tare due to Captain C....'ampbe!i, commanding the: artillery, Capt. O'Brien, Commanding the 581:1, and Lietenant Lawson of the Engineers, who did me the favour to attend me on shore, . • I have the honour he, &c. . • ALEX BRV,CE. -. / Lieutenant- Colonel, Rupil Engineers. Lieutenant. General Sir .)h.ti Stuart, K. B. • Commander of the Forces. * ThC Regiment of Malta, commanded by - Major Ham m:lll ; Raid; and File or the sSth Regiment, tinder Cap.: taro tor fJ,xn ; dcta,linient of 52 men of the Cerman Le gion tieudl:nesa of Artillery, with two Six. pounders and one-howitzer, under Capt. Campbell. • Return:. of, 0 rclnance , taken and destroyed at Diarnante Bay, by a Deuchnient of leis Majesty's I. orces under the corn. mand Of lAeut. Colonel Li) ce, Sept. 8, ISA. Two six-inch brass howitzers, Frei:ch, mounted:on travelh ing carriages. Ten 2.4. poundercarronades, F.PgliSh. Twu iieJvy zu-priunders, Neapolitan ; destroyed. (Inc long tz.poudder, Ne;:rolitim.; ditto. Thre:-. short 4* - Nthiticrs , Nez'P°lilan i di". Two swivels.. • zo taken and destroyed. Sixty rotind-shot. 24 pouir'iers. Thi: . ty g:ape.inut, ditto Sixty rotiod.shot, t2.-pounders. Twenty grape-shoi, ditto. • of shot-L:170. Ten cwt. of gunpowder. One French lug. • DUCALD CAMPBELL, ' . Captain, 'commanding Roy a l. A r tillery. A howitzer and four brass - ,tie:;i-pieces, dismourne -, are - St; - ocd to have been found aitc r the above return. 4dmiralty Office, Dec. 13, 1808. Extract of a Lem! . froth Rowley, Commander io Chief et his Ships And Vessels at lanraica, to the L 1 n. W. W. Pule., thteti at fort Royal, the 14th4)ct. • I inclose-a copy of a letter froin Capt. Lillicrap, giving an. ccount of \ the capture Of a gild! French ptivatt,ei belonging toGuadaloope, by his Majesty's the Dispatch. His Majesty's Sloop Dispatch,. Port Royal, SIR, 06obet 13, 18d8. I have the satisfaB lon !to inform you , I captured, on the of the, .21 insc. off Nevis, ..the small Freni:h SchoOner Privateer Dorade, belonging to Gu..dalciupe, mounting one brass 'turn,. with small 3:111S, and twenty men; I have the honour - to be, &c, (Signed) J. LILLICRAP. Vice-Admiral Rowley, St:c:. Downing-street,- Dec. 13, 1808 . . His Majesty has beer pleased to appoint Henry 13,2c;':inck, Eiq. to be )vertior Coalluandt-r in CiiicF of . e Sri tit tnetits , of Demerara and Essequibo. His Majesty has been ploased to appoint Charles Bent hick, Esq. t. , b. Governor and Commander in Chief Of .the Settlement c-t•Surinatn. '-• Ordnance Office, Die. 1°,148. Medical Esrrblisl3n►ent tier the Military Departments of the Ordnance. • To be Second Assistant-Surgeons— john Wallen'Hallalion, vice Hill, resigned. Dated Decembers, ISA., ThOnus Casv' vice Place, resigned. Dated as above. Royal 'Kegiinent of Artillery. Centleman Cadet William kurneaux to be Second Lieutenant,,vice , Mathias, promoted. • Dated December 7, 18.:;8. LONDON- Printe d by RICHARD H• axis, of Nu. 4, Muth-At -court, Bow-street; and published by WILLIAM ARMICER Scstprs, South Molton street, Gretv , :nor-irOc'e; At the Sus-OFT• Cs No. Strand; where /Myr tisements, Orders tor the Patier, / fliers for the tclitar, &c, (post-paid) most ad(tresseci. BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Rhodes, of Shaklewell, Middlesex, warehouse►nan, from Dec: 13 to Jan. 3►, at ten, at Guildhall. BANKRUI'TS. Thomas Robinson the younger ' of Birmingham, druggist, to surrender Dec. 19, 20, and fall. 24, at twelve, at the Sliaksp,:are Tavern, Birmingham. Attornies, Messrs. Rosser and. Son, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn, London; or Messrs. Webb and Tyndall, Birmingham. loseph Hodgson, or Liverpool, auctioneer, Vcc. 19, 20, and Jan. 24 at elev‘n, at the Snakspeare Tavern, Birmingham. ttornies, - - essrs. Devon and Tooke, G fax's -Inn-square, London ; Mesrs. Griffiths and Hind, Liverpool ; .Messrs. Chippendall and Donison, Manchester; or Mr. Burrish, Birmingham. Thomas Morse, of Wood street, Cheapside, London, fatioh Dec. 17, 27, and lan. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. At torney, Mr. Pullen ' Fore-street, Ctipplegate. Francis J ackson , ot Rood-lane, London, merchant, Dec. 20, at one, 24, at ten, and lan. 34, at one, at Lauilithall. At. torney. i,ar. Bland, Vauxhall, Suney. - George R ddell, ot Berwick.upon.Tweed, grocer and linen draper, lan. 2, 3, and 24, at eleven, at the Angel Inn, Berwick .upon. Tweed. Attoinies, Messrs. Bromley and Bell, Gray's-Inn, London or Mr. Wiitooy, Berwick. William peeve ot Claptimi, Surrey, coach - master, Dec. 1 7, 2 4, and jail. 24, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Attorafies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Buiton, Old Broad- Street Wi:liatn Robinson, of Debenham, Sufnlk, shoemaker, Dec. 20, at one, 24, at ten, and lan. 24, AL one, at . London. mturntes, Messrs t4i4,inoLit and Stevenson, Lincoln's- inn. 141uUhler Liisu gyp, Rosen Bishop, and William Bishop, now or lin, 9t . Cambridge, woollen-drapers, Dec. 17, 24, and 1,111. 24, !t e, London. Attorney, Mr. . _ DAtoet iiurgQ4. ar:d Mary L,rd, of Rochdale, Lancashire, Lotton-sollat:tS, Dec. 23, 31, alill jan. 24, at two, at the kalace Attyrnies, Meads. Kay and Retibildw,Matt,i,cstcr. _ _ Robert' tcli,by, late or Liverpo,l, joiner and viitualler. Dec.. 30, 31„ alia jun. :4, at one, at . the t 3 lobe 'raven', Liver pUol.lormes, Mr. Windle, joitu.street, . Bedford row, London; -or Mi. I leetivocd, / - NV are, of Caidteott; Monmouthshire, : shopiteeper, fan. 3,4, and 24, at wit, a: the liustt i aver:), iin;tot. 4ttothic:,Mr.T.aratit,Chail‘c London; or Met;srit. 13 and U. Smith, Bribtol. _ _ Sawue► uantoru, of Ao4:lturch-Line, London, broker, Dec. 23, 31, allU lasi. 24, at CICV4.II, a/ l;Ulki11211. Walker, Old .je%vry. William Richardson, Richard Richardson, and Charles Stuart bell, of Newcastle upon-Tyne, merchants, *lap. '13„14, and z 4, at eleven, at the Three Indian Kings, New- Atturmes,' 111eggsou and son, Hatton- Uarden, London; or Mr. Donkin, Newcastle. John Holmes Knigtit, of Cliurch.ro'w, Islington, Mitldlesex, shy•ancl insurance-broker, Dec. 17, 24, an& Jan. 24, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, kir. Halt, Cole . man-street. DIVIDENDS. !an. 7. William List, late of Cateaton-street, London,ware. houSeman, at one, at , Jan, 1 0 . S.,nlari ,V 1.1). and lona Spooner, of Great Portland- St rect., 3dal v-1,:-buidie, Middlesex, 11.iberdailiers,at eleven, $[ C~UlllliWll. • 14. lames .Barclay, of OW Broad-street, London, mer chant, at ten, at Guildhall. lan. 2.1. Henry Nantc., of Warntord-court, Throgmorton streg, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. lau. 30. j ohn Mercer, of LixbridAe,..Nliddiesex, and Nicholas Me .er, 01 C t.011t10 . 11, 111eailnell, at tWelYC,at (!; I au. 2 Fossey, tate of Dunstable, Bedfordshire, straw hat-nianutaddrer, at one, at Guildhall, London. lan. 3. William Lowe, of Drury-lane, Middlesex, cabinet. maker•and:broker, at twelve, at Guildhall, jan. William FrederickLlgilvy,ot the Minories, London, dru,gist, at twelve, lit jan. zI. Christopher Shaw, loscpli Graham, and John Burn, of Southampton, .wine-merctiants, at eleven, at Guild hall, London: - lan.. 5. I.4wartiG rey, late ofMonkwearm'auth,Durham,coat titter, at deven, at the Bridge Inn, liillop-Wearmouth. lan. 6. lona Byrne, ut Liverpool, wine and spirit-merchant, at eleven, at tire Globe Tavern, Liverpool. lan. 21. lohn Lane, fliomas •1' raser, and Thomas Boylston, bt Nicholas lane, London, merchants, at tcn i at 'Guild hall. 19. Loyd Beale and Thomas Alexander Beale, :late of Basingll,ll-street, London, warehousemen, at ten, at . _ . . Guildnall. Jan. 4. Thomas lennings, late ot Bunhill-row, London, wh,rfinger, at ten,. at Guildhall. I dn..19. .Wiliiain Goutton, ot St lby, Yorkshire, linen-dra per, at eleven, at the 'a stunt Inn, Leeds lan. 4. Richard Seabrook, of Great Bradley, Suffolk, butcher, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Newmarket. Jan. '6. ,Thuwas Stutterd, ot Lindley, Huddersfield, York shire, (abet, Stutterd, of the same place, and Thomas Littiewooh ' of It ldtield, A imunanury, nwrchants, at ten, the King's Head, Huddersfield lan. 24. William Charles Thomas, of Nicholas-lane, Lon. .. .. . - don ,merchant, At Len, a Guildhall. j an. Z 6. john Kelly, of Manchester, Inanufadurer, at three, at tite Connucrcial Inn, Manchester. R TIFIC4TES. jan. 3. Robert Stianes, of Mark-lane,,Lonclon, and of New- Cross, Deptford, Kent, provision-merchant, 'Tlloalai Watkins, latent Broad street,Carnaby-market, and of Brewer-street, Golden-square, Miiicilet , ex, auctioneer. Everald Baron Von Doornik, now eir late of Wat. wick s soap.manufacturei. P4RINERSHIPS DISSOLVED. S. Osmind mid I. Webb, Great Shire-lane, breeches. makers. J. Buckley and T. Merrick, Lawrence lane, London, ware. , • • lion seinen. and Co.,Sheffield, silver platers. \V. 1V arre.and Co. Oporto and London, Portugal merchants. A. Eyre and. Co. Thurlstone, Yorkshire, oil-drawers. J. ;Marshall and IL Ailey, Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton spinners. MURDER.-On Sunday evening, about eight o'clock, as Mr. Wm, White, a respectable farmer, of Hoo, near Upnor in Kent, was sitting ill his par lour reading, a • shot was fired through the window, which instantly killed him. The alarm being given, immediate' search was made after the perpetrator, but without etfe&. A gun, recently discharged, was found in a ditch about 40 yards from the house, near the Medway ; from which it i presumed that the villain escaped by water. The deceased was a ‘vidower;and bore an excellent character : he has left a family of eleven children to lament his loss. The most deliberate aim must have been taken by the perpetrator, as he had placed a hurdle before the window to rest the gun on. The elder branches of the family were sitting near the unfortunate man,. and his eldest daughter had just risen to reach some thing'from an adjoining cupboard when the shot was fired, vvhich'' entered •at• the back part, of his head, and came' out under his right eye. The gun an old musket-barrel, fastned to the stock by a Dail in the breech, hammered down double in the world; the lock will not stand at whole cock, but was fastened back by - a piece of twine, which is supposed to have been cut at the time of firing, as it appeared in that state when found. .i.,:1 1P Ri,?PURT:. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Dee. lOLF V. FRANCO; ,!.'" This was an action to recover damages for an as sault and false imprisonment. Mr. Gmutow opened the case, and stated, that the plaintiff was a respectable Gentleman, a Star goon in the East India CoMpany's service, and:re— sided at the Grecian Coffee-house,. when in Lon dots. On the evening of the 2bth of May, he went to the Haymarket Theatre, accoMpanied by two friends and his brother---'they were in ,the upper. boxes. When the play was half over, his, brother and friends left him, with a promise to breakfast with him in the morning. He went into a . lower box, and sat there some time. On his coming into the passage, the Defendant told the Constable that the Plaintiff had robbed him of his gold snuff box, and ordered him to take him into custody, to search him, and lodge — him. in the vVatch bouse. The Plaintiff offered to refer him to Fe, • yeral respectable 'persons who would come forward and7ktouCh for his good chara&er, but, he would not listen to him. Another person came up and charg ed the Plaintiff with stealing his purse; but it after wards ap, eared he had never lost is. A Gentlemen happening to pass by, of the 'name of Strachan, who holds a respectable situation in one of the public offices, the Defendant charged bun with being an accomplice of the Plaintiff, although they were en 7 tire strangers to one another, and had him. also searched; after which he allowed him to be dis charged out of custody ; but the Plaintiff was kept in the watch house all .night, and brought up ,the next morning to Bow -street Police-Orlice„ I.he Learned Counsel contended, that no man ought to be allowed so. sport With the honour and' kel ings of another individual and he called upon the Jury to give such a verdict as. would prevent other persons from daring to attempt such an outrage. He then proceeded tb eXamine witnesses. .Rolf, brother to:the Ylaintiff, deposed, that on the evening of the 29Th Of May he went' with his brother and two Gentlemen :to the Little Theatre, Haymarket; the house. was so crowded, they could not get places; IleAlretrt away early,- with the two Gentlemen, and ktt his brother behind ; they misea to . breakfast with .him in the morning at the . Cireelan Coffee 7 house 3 they went there according •tq appointment, but found the Plaintiff had not CQIII home dpring, the night ;, he afterwards. learned he had been confined in the .watch-house.. Joseph. Gregory, - Constable rof the 'Birish of St. James, • deposed, that he , attended <the Theatre to keeporder ; on the 2gth of May, abotit ten o'cl&k . , he was called by one of the box-keepers; who told him the Defendant wanted him ; lie went to the Defendant, who informed him that his gold snuff- hex bad .been .stolen, and• that thete - -were-two men in.the box, one of, whom must have . it ; the Witness looked through * the: glass. in the box deer, end the Defeodant pointed put Mr. Strachan as ; one of them; the Plaintiff was standing en' - the lobby, by the next box door . ; the Defendant c si;..ed hitri he knew him ? The Witness an wered - in the nega- Live ;-when Defendant said. he was positive he. was one of them ; Witness asked him it he had beet'; in a situation' to have put his liandin his pocket ? said no, but he might have received it ; the Wit ness went up to the Plaintiff, andlisked his name, who demanded why he inquired . ? lie informed him, and gave him into custody of his brother °di cer, to take to thelitox-office ; he then went into the box, and brought Mr. Strachan into the otfiee ; the Defendant and a Gentleman whO said he had lust his purse, but who afterwards found he was mis taken, desired him to search them; he did, but found nothing on them, except their purSes, with some -money, such as Gentlemen generally carry.— The Defendant ordered that Mr. Strachan should be liberAted, and that the-Plaintiff should be taken tO' the watch-house. The Plaintiff mentioned the names of several Gentlemen, for whom he would send to vouch for him, but the Defendant would' not listen todiirn. The next morning he was,broUghf up to the Felice Office, and discharged:- The De fendatit did offer, at the Police Office, to make any apology to the Plaintiff that he should require, and to pay any , expences or give any compensation he thought proper. Lord EeecNntittou6n observed, tkat he thought it was unnecessary for the Plaintiff to go any for= ther into . the case, as it was already proved. The, circumstance of the Defendant having - acknow-: ledged that the Plaintiff had not been in a situation to put his. hand in his pocket Was quite sufficient. ' Mr. PARKE, in defence, 'stated, that it inns the wish of the Defendant to have it understood that . he did not attach the least siiSpiciOn to the chat aeter of the Plaintiff; that be believed him to be a Gen tleman in every sense of the Word; He was even then willing to ivakeany apology : the Plaintiff might suggest; but at the same time he trusted the Jury were convinced that the 'mistake did not origirute in any malice to the Plaintiff. The Defendant cer- e i tainly lost his snuff-box, and in his anxietl to reco ver, it was not so circuinspeo a, - ; he might . have been. If the Jury were to give large damage's in this case, it would be only encouraging depreda tors ; for an honest man, if robbed, would be to charge the person whoM•he suspee-ted ; and the well-meaning part of the public must be deprived of the innocent entertainment of going to a ;the atre. He trusted, therefore, they would only gild nominal damages. Mr. Omotow replied in a most eloquent.speech. Lord ELLENBOROUG*I, sumtottd up tl.;; evidence, and observe], that it was not likely that, any thing done in that Court could give encouragement to depredations on the. public. , There was a certain point the Defendant might have beery justified in going to, that was, to search the Plaintiff, but 110 farther. If he had stopped there, his condu6t would have been correct : but for the .detention and the imprisonment afterwards, the Jury must give a compensation.would take into their consi de a pology g le yfhe Defendant had made, and rationtiie also that there bad been nothing malicious in the transaction. The Jury consulted for a kw moments, and gme a t•erdiet for the Plaintiff—Dlinages 40. with costs. . . . the"Chueellor'S Prizes, for tilt: yea r ensuing, VI Z. SlibjeaS arc prpose'd a: OX tO l ci • - For Latin verses—" Corb;rhus.' • " For an English' Essay—" T.& .1 e ,ve our Cortht9 7 •" ; The Vice Chancellor has received a donatiOri or 201. which will be. given to the Author ofhe best composition in English Vei - se on the felLowiPg sub jet---" John the Baptist." - The.tirstand last of. the above sObiens are intended for those Gentlemen of the University who have not exceeded four yea's from the time of theirtnatricula-. tion ; and the other for such as have .- exceeded four,. but not .completed seven years.•' An: Inquisition- wAs , inkeil on 'Saturday, at Abe, Swan, in Newingtob parish, on the body of'` WAstEN,. a promising young lady, to years of age, who was kind dead 'in' her *bed on Ft iday mot-ning7 It was ascertained that the vonnk who is the • lowed poison, in , conscpence.of 'a love affair. dati ghter of, an inde4. ! endent tradesman, svinl" Since her itrettionS had been di s app o i n ted, she wigs t hrowa into a state of deliriu t n ; 'and the sanity. SHIP IV E IPS . GRAV&SEND, DECAMEER 12 . . Passed by—the Eagle, Walker, from Malta. Salle- the Nonpareil, .![ruse, for Figulra firatrOM t Duncan, tor Yucnton ; Weir, fO'r Jamaica ;• AWY" lames, tor Rio laneilo ; - • l aua, Harvey, for W :IWtor a Edward, Heard, and ttiC An:Cr - gap:A, M'Nair, 'or PIRIftS • On Thursday; the wife.of TAilfor: - !,, of W 13rdrn . ''Y'',.. • Yorkshire, eave s '', of three She twelve children 1 " the , Pace of eteven ),:ars anti the first six in three years and a :multi'. ()n the 23d ult.. Mr 6. Mt ,o (tY, ~•cArs- o t Age. • . lour female The kirst nediv f , ff ) ; cnict three quari . ers of an, hour, a di, an fou t near') a o.uarte:. The is in a Jan w , i.} (4 " Fcrry NI I, • orkshirt.., of fil<-11?it11 , .1.1 1)n 'the oth ititt. at St. tleorg', Sotalt.,var, I. ' ; w t f e * Lancaster, Esq. ot 1-1441-W Rail'eer,. llorougit, to is' trooke,, ut White-sir:Tr, 1i0,00 4 , ' 1t, . ()It the,t3tlt inst. by tilt:: Rev. iiciti:t.rnin I..^..vvrelice , T: l°- • RIO ' • rn - .4s Lr, r.by. of buitAnton-rliv.,:, it) to Mi6sAi. A. E. l'itithick; 4;f . .•,aturOzty, at A1,41y4e,b,.:11,...t.:.it,ivc;1. Botmell.,• Esq. of Digby, - iit 5c, , ,;=4,: to ' "- Collots, dat,tkjittjor Est/ 4)t Lardy; at ..!bat's At,ti, 14. " 1 "I •DiiKe of Susses, .-,,411Ud0r (Ai upltla Lockton, laic oi ts cal . - I ' • • . . I) IE DP , -On Suud4y, Mrs. Yol4e, , wife:of I .Vbittle York; iL r- str. '''''''' l' -,; i of tinF 'A l E6ernien 011-ecds. ' • - is : : 1 • , : d; - 1 A icw 44y..5, -- 4g04: sizthletrty, of Hul)l3eitiron; ' tie-% —••••"' ~ir" JOhn Alen, Esq. ~ 1 ' On, Siktinxby ..setnnight, l'hifp ,7l 4l..yo : '-fleti:11::r, 1 ., (-1• (),.. 4 , ' i Gweinnavlcli, ~. i.(4 4 I)euniglisnne. •-• lt 1 On ::+lonc ,! ay se'nnight, i. Rev. 'Thomas N/ostyr., -,'-''''„ I 1 ..0f Christ etun, in Cheshire; rriTtr -- Irt"Tfrr -1 / 6.4 t - s.. re,cii,. 4 .,.rics, j'''. 1 , - 8 Itict.l)ean - of CllCStel: c A tl,6 4 ir f i, iirt:!;, i 0n .., 40... , 5 , fi l ollo Aloityti, of Aloz;tyn. iiillteeiitp.tiv' , Trl''':l.ll-7 „, 4 - of ;lately, at Stainford-bri , igerill'irr."l.3i.,d,sw ur th, r,c , '''' . 7 IVIr. A I,leny,a)l I)c,e.v..'oith of .;\'‘)l,';,,- ~ ~„ ~ s. La AeSikfL:diftN4ilc'Api.‘..e . "7, ttil: ..(4` . 1',10.i - eila° - ..' .. . Coioixl. .::-.1.,144.1,- . 9t0kc i ,J1dy.31A2:11`...14y ; * tIO'IS'SA. i 1t,',.. , ...1 11. : -11 for. i',...n :,,e;vige• .. ii. 1. 4 :;.141W„r. "3-.. ~..41..ti:,.. • • _ , on 1', , :,, t' the - i i st,lnsra(iplly i zai -..-torkz,fio.t , ;:ic s .ll•YP • .. !Wigan, Ara. icisilicill;i? ,, ,:liff ‘l"6 cM - E„tr ei...,l'ii;is i ' v, . 1, -1' i'Lter in the Royal Navy. . . ' . . ,• , • BEN I.3lTfts.-7,TIKA,Vy-0fC...T1'1r.::,-Esq7ot 7. 0 0, j At c.'•iiitlagOrk o The Lady.ol, Carr.: M. V•.'lkno, ot da:;Ailter• Oh hoald the Duke of tibi'drosif I ;.t_fi.)•lian, S.p!glar, Lady' ot Capt. J. l'.atersbit, of n Lady of .Stinon 1 7 1urchrstin, Esq. -or a son s . ‘,iur • Walter/Id:nits, and Mrs. Floncsi ; ,of daughters, s. P▪ t • call; Mis. Barnes, Mrs. Leatcicy, and Mrs. Stic:l?orli , Dinagepore, the Lady of Sanford, -Esti..cif'a son of J. Thornhill,-01 a son: At; ,Benatles, the Lady Or/heir -1 ; ,Brooke, Esq. of a son.. At Mongbyr, the Lady uf•j'. Efo l ' 2 "' 1 Esq. Sttrgeon of that station, of a'daughter. 'IJENGAL ARR I AGLS: oil the nlll Or 153 ' f ' • - the Rev. W. Carey, D. D. Professor of Sansl:Ut I and Ill y • • Languages in the College of Furt 10 • /1:alone-Emilia Voa 10.intoltr,.da'ughter, of the Life. •C`ltro , teesuf Ahifeldt.' John Brown, Esq, of Prince of W'' - r,d • ' island, to Miss NI. Aldr:d. At. G4'rrtiLkpore, i the - Provinces, John 8ru..0, Esq. Civil 5ur0...,,n tieellr e) " 0 1 Miss L. Smith, At Tripasore, Liei t, J the tst bat..gth reg. N.l. to Miss M: M`C'allv itt K " r to in ilundlecund, I !Tilt. G. Moore, ad hat. rat reg.; Miss S. Mont :r. ft_ 11.. )lyres,. t o Ni ts . FL Laclo,1•10 Mr. L. Gevers Miss E. I‘l,:squeittr ; Nrr. - Mrs. E. Mot ring ; Mr. J. ‘ , ..'ilbanis to Miss E, Mr. W. Mai:leant 'to Mica ,G,rnes; Mr. 11. - Miss I)tinn ; W. ( to M. A. y E• Mr.- J. Watts to Miss 'Frcki.,li ; Lilt. C. a G Mc ka Ilerbert. , DEATIAS.—Mr. J. EdWardS, Mr. E. young, sit. i. Sangster, Nlathitfitt i\‘a SlCoriiitliec ce . es, N r i v r. i' C '"."1 t and Capt.. Franks. Letvi.; So t iza Ag Columba, Capt.. M. I,', South, Of tile Bets, y " 'Y ce- • J.. C. South, s on Chmald A Service t Detcu, Mr. s. ; ditto, Cl,3l"l.it i : - , Itli.jor -J. ' itoberischi, -late of his Alatesi y's rc:guit. At donnercolly, Ensign E. Kinoer, iist N . I. Ai Ono.: pore, Li'eur. I. Chatfield, son or na it._ id, Esti: of the /*•:,, Indio House, Loodoo; ;iiid late Qo.nies-Ma,icr (.1 tll .O 1, " - ropeap • rctment ; J. Calloway, i! sq. At NI oi tr Ma.lff,l • (a,eneral i . . LW. lii);kep.S, t.:0104,Ci of th;.',24111 ": conniLiniiing'ill the ti'Ati. On the.aSili or A „oil, at: • , • Robeoi,an, ESq: - ot ULM SCf.VII•C Reitsper 01 tiftit. place: ' „ f , 1.A . ,A :1 1311: . ,on the 17th of Inr „ . - •, , 1 ,1, the LA). Lieutenant •and Actlntant sot), .3t b3F reg: ofn daughter. A t the rfesideney, on the 2 9 1 • Ad„rch,• the Lady of S. i‘l`tritilien, Surgeo,i of tr,e. S 9 • , reg, of a danAhza. Cit stots, Ut iliac, c4pl: St,:VC:is a, 2.,1 hat. 2.j c:, A t Peppfr ; and the La 'y of Gilberi . Bris, Esq. nt NlAu'l-CI A - 2 . 06 :the r •ie•-•-• „ r Si iitrl .3,1 reg. N. I. ,i,„ o gn . te.r. the late Col, Ilalebarton., Mr. ,C. litons, to t'vl.s 4 Lloyd, daughter ' o f Dr. C. Al Eli's; Lif..tgoon's::to Iss' H. TopartS2-:, L , daio e, . Capt. K'easoeiry, fo Miss Bieitnainpt, daughter c. liteithamPti ApR tt ..rf. A Tlii. —1 If Vi pery, o,kajOr• General :tile Rev.. Richard Hall Kerr, r • ,Abusied Y 13; rcr iis.—Of'dauf„hters, the Ladies t) I • .•- Woodit'Ou'ge, end L'ate; . son, Esqrs,.:ll.;l•: • ' 13.6:4.13Av NI A it RIAGEs...- At hatoach, oil the crt;;' • bknue, Lsq. no MIS. CI 111111. ,, 1 1 : U. Of the LIIKI,nta t.:•orpS, on the 7111 May, L.euteaiit Aiteers,n, N• 1. 10 '` n Philpot. 1:11:4:!V BOMBAY DkAr iis..- 7 •Af'Seroor, on the stir• .Entanuel tkruerr, of rite the Company's Lxtia Ship, at, sea, :.te,ii.irant if. Itudland. , . rof )rile ' CEYLON 131.4T11.--At Pdint.de Galle o h the ts• _ , 02 ,„ tke Laity of . C. 13. ,Layard, in in, Civil SerViee, of Son. . CF Y Lir?, NI AK, Ia G r..—Ou the 'Silt A t at „L e to r Captain lirown, reAlai tgt;, to A , • daughter of Hon. and „Rev. I; . i . wisl;;:ton. . , . I' ICJ U.I. u:. ~t.y *LESTERpn Y. tiazik Stock, 2351 i i 235 . IPfra Ct ,, ck, Navy 5 pci (..eut. 1 , -It lii , :ii 13 ( wri) I 'Ss 's• Pr. rr „ 5 , Irish s I , Er ~..rfit, !..,,:ovq. Lilii, 7 , )'• 4 per Lett. 41 4: i , ;), 1 11,11ma, i d'.. 3 per Cent. Kt::: 6 ..,-; i : ' Impel:di 3 p,:t Leot. 3 ver :,..:,!lit. (:vies. aunt . 1.);t10 A nli • 66 :i . Baulk: 1.. Aral. .Cons , lot 0pe1ung,..,,,,....